Sentence examples similar to resign of something from inspiring English sources

"I absolutely agree," Palin said in a statement.Leave aside the thuggery of demanding that a duly elected senator resign for something the voters did.

American liberals, resigned to something far short of a single-payer system, pivoted to argue that employers should pay a living wage and provide affordable benefit plans to their employees.

Letterman was concerned that she resigned because of something he said, but that's a story on it's own, so we didn't include it in the round-up.

Did he resign of his own volition or was he encouraged to resign?

THIS may be the first case of a politician being asked to resign over something his opponent did.

In December 1841 Pierce decided to resign from Congress, something he had been planning for some time.

Though he did not resign (something many of his former allies continue to call for), he very frankly apologized and pledged to seek professional help.

(Neither of these, by the way, is the peculiarly British tradition of resigning when something goes wrong on your watch. It may not have been your fault, and even if it was, you may still be able to do more good than harm by staying).

The situation deteriorated so much that some of the magistrates resigned, something unheard of in an institution of this kind.

He declined to take a leave of absence or resign, something that all four major Toronto newspapers have urged him to do.

The scandals have fueled a wave of calls for Mr. Paterson to resign, something he has said he is not contemplating.